Informationweek.com

My malware checkers previously indicated some infection. However, I have not been able to detect such malware in recent times. I've felt that the site has always been good but was susceptible to being compromised.

As an IT professional, I gave them my e-mail about a decade ago.I used to be able to unsubscribe and they would stop for months, then resume. Now I cannot get them to stop. The unsubscribe link now requires you to sign on to an account. I use the email address they send to, and my alternate, but a "reset password" request says that it doesn't exist. When I keep receiving their emails I get angry at them and their advertisers. I give up. I am blocking all their emails now.

Good site from IT news point of view.

good IT site

if you give them your email address, good luck unsubscribing.

Part of the UBM TechWeb network.

Nearly 20 web bugs and third-parties getting your information from one visit.

Scripts for 10 (!) tracking/advertising companies (per NoScript).
See http://w2.eff.org/Privacy/Marketing/web_bug.html

Good source of information. SANS refers to them all the time, so this guy spamming/trolling the sec sites and calling all web bugs may be over-reading this statistic. Or not, but in either case, you can read the site and learn a lot without getting your ID stolen. I feel it is a fine site, I recommend it.

Very informative on technology news.

Informative site about technology news and review

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An excellent source of news and information. I have had no spam, scam or other such issues.

One of the better websites of a premier industry publication.

informative site.